Sep 3, 2026 · 45 min · 10 segments
🥊 Australian boxing is heating up — and today’s show has plenty to debate.Eddie Hearn has ranked Jai Opetaia ahead of Liam Paro as Australia’s pound-for-pound No.1, reigniting the debate over who…
Grant BrownGuest
Nedal HusseinGuestArmand AlhuliHostHe said he ranks Jaya Pattaya ahead of Liam Parrow as Australia's power for power number one, as the best fighter in this country.
Yeah, look, I mean, I don't think it really matters who is number one or number two.
um liam leon paro is a two division world champion java patea hasn't lost and he's been a two two-time world champion got his belt taken off him so he's undefeated look there's there's arguments there about who's got the best resume etc which is totally questioned liam paro is a great fighter and i think liam paro um at 147 I think he can beat Rowan Garcia.
Haney's the only one I think stylistically, a bit like Hitchens, would be very tough.
The Cruiserweight division might not be the names there, but I think Jaya Patel, of course, he's the Ring Magazine champion.
The fact that he's demolished people, you know, you can sort of go through the names and say, oh, you know, Brady's the only one that was really up to it.
is a beast and and even though look i don't think it i don't think it really matters who's one or two because they're both great but if you want to get real picky and that's what the question is i think it is right java tay is number one fight in australia lampari a very close second which is no disgrace to be just under job but they are to me that's no disgrace at all but that's my opinion yes i think gyre is number one
says before i go to skinny i'm going to push back a bit if we compare 147 and we compare uh what liam perot did against sabriel matias in puerto rico right right when was the last when was the last time we saw an aussie fighter win the title in george georges georges not the same but oh
then you kill not the same how is it the same how is it the same Explain to me how beating T.O. in his backyard off to Lomachenko wins.
Beating Lomachenko, hell, is that not the same? Matias got knocked out his last fight.
He said he ranks Jaya Pattaya ahead of Liam Parrow as Australia's power for power number one, as the best fighter in this country.
Yeah, look, I mean, I don't think it really matters who is number one or number two.
um liam leon paro is a two division world champion java patea hasn't lost and he's been a two two-time world champion got his belt taken off him so he's undefeated look there's there's arguments there about who's got the best resume etc which is totally questioned liam paro is a great fighter and i think liam paro um at 147 I think he can beat Rowan Garcia.
Haney's the only one I think stylistically, a bit like Hitchens, would be very tough.
The Cruiserweight division might not be the names there, but I think Jaya Patel, of course, he's the Ring Magazine champion.
The fact that he's demolished people, you know, you can sort of go through the names and say, oh, you know, Brady's the only one that was really up to it.
is a beast and and even though look i don't think it i don't think it really matters who's one or two because they're both great but if you want to get real picky and that's what the question is i think it is right java tay is number one fight in australia lampari a very close second which is no disgrace to be just under job but they are to me that's no disgrace at all but that's my opinion yes i think gyre is number one
says before i go to skinny i'm going to push back a bit if we compare 147 and we compare uh what liam perot did against sabriel matias in puerto rico right right when was the last when was the last time we saw an aussie fighter win the title in george georges georges not the same but oh
then you kill not the same how is it the same how is it the same Explain to me how beating T.O. in his backyard off to Lomachenko wins.
Beating Lomachenko, hell, is that not the same? Matias got knocked out his last fight.
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